Pages. Manage all the pages on your wiki. Create, lock, rename, redirect, print, or delete them.
Files. Upload multiple files at once, view all the files in your wiki, and delete or rename them.
Templates. Learn how you can make a new page based on an already formatted template.
Tags. Tag your pages and follow which tags have been used on your wiki, a page, or by your user account.
Members and Permissions. Set the permissions for your wiki, determining who can view or edit it. Manage the memberships on your wiki.
Look and Feel. Here you can change the entire look of your wiki, from the background color to the logo.
Wiki Info. Change the name of your wiki. Edit the description of your wiki. Set up a custom domain for a wiki on the Super Plan or change the standard domain for your Basic or Plus wiki. Track activity on your wiki with Google Analytics. Change the copyright license you set for material on your wiki.
Discussions. Learn all about the discussion area that exists for each page.
History. Every version of your wikipage is saved. Learn how to view the previous versions, and revert back to those versions.
Notifications. Receive e-mails or RSS feeds when changes are made to your wiki, wikipages or discussion pages.
Wiki Statistics. See the statistics for your wiki, such as how many people are visiting, which members are editing, the changes made per page, and more.
WebDAV and Wiki Backups. Access pages and files on your wiki as if the wiki were a folder on your desktop. Backup your content.
Learn how to change your username, password, or e-mail address, or to delete your Wikispaces account.
Messaging and Email Preferences. Set your preferences for our private messaging system and the e-mails you receive from Wikispaces.
Your User and Profile Pages. Go to your user page to find a list of all your spaces, recent changes, tags, and favorite pages in one place. Learn how to change your user profile picture and customize the information you show to your community.
Invite People. Learn to invite people to your wiki, manage pending membership requests, and accept an invitation to a wiki.
Requesting Access to a Wiki. Would you like to join a wiki? Are you an organizer that would like to accept requests to join a wiki? Learn how here.
Creating Accounts in Bulk. We have a feature that allows you to create accounts in bulk for your students. These accounts can be created with or without e-mail addresses. If your wiki is on our K-12 plan, you can create your students accounts yourself. For those not on our K-12 plan, send us an e-mail at help@wikispaces.com and we can create your accounts for you.
The Text Editor. Wikispaces has two different editors. We have a user-friendly visual editor which is built upon a wikitext editor. We currently support the visual editor in recent version of the Internet Explorer and Firefox browsers. If you use a non-supported browser, including Safari or Opera, this section could be useful for you.
Theme Customizations. You can find instructions here for some of our most highly-requested theme customizations.
Using OpenID. If you have an OpenID, you can use it to sign into your Wikispaces account.
Blog Integration. Integrate your blog with your Wikispace. Import a blog entry on to your wiki. Currently, we only support Typepad.
Automatic Merging and Autosaving Drafts. Wikispaces has a tool which merges non-conflicting changes when several people are working on the same page at once. Learn about this feature as well as other ways you can manage how your team works in your Wikispace.
Search. Learn how to search Wikispaces for other public and protected spaces and tags.
Wikitext is the markup language for wikis. Here you can find out the text markup rules that Wikispaces uses. Remember that you can skip wikitext entirely by using the visual editor. However, if the visual editor is not available (as in certain browsers like Safari), knowing some wikitext could be useful. You might also use wikitext if you would like to format discussion posts or if you would like to add advanced features to your Wikispace, such as anchors or includes.
Links and Anchors. Learn how to add links to other pages in Wikispaces, other websites, or to certain positions on your page.
Images, Files, and Tables. Learn how to add images, files, and tables to your wikipage using wikitext.
Media, RSS, and Special Tags. See how you can add media, RSS feeds, your signature, source code, mathematics and more on this page.
Variables. Learn how to add dynamic information about your page or wiki, such as the number of members, onto your pages.
Includes. Here you can learn how to embed certain pages or content onto another page. This is useful if you want to include a discussion or history onto a wikipage.
What is a wiki?
How I do join the LTLL wiki?
Using Wikispaces
Editing a Page
Manage Wiki
User Account Details
Learn how to change your username, password, or e-mail address, or to delete your Wikispaces account.Adding Members to Your Wiki
Invite People. Learn to invite people to your wiki, manage pending membership requests, and accept an invitation to a wiki.
Requesting Access to a Wiki. Would you like to join a wiki? Are you an organizer that would like to accept requests to join a wiki? Learn how here.
Creating Accounts in Bulk. We have a feature that allows you to create accounts in bulk for your students. These accounts can be created with or without e-mail addresses. If your wiki is on our K-12 plan, you can create your students accounts yourself. For those not on our K-12 plan, send us an e-mail at help@wikispaces.com and we can create your accounts for you.
Advanced Features
Wikitext
Wikitext is the markup language for wikis. Here you can find out the text markup rules that Wikispaces uses. Remember that you can skip wikitext entirely by using the visual editor. However, if the visual editor is not available (as in certain browsers like Safari), knowing some wikitext could be useful. You might also use wikitext if you would like to format discussion posts or if you would like to add advanced features to your Wikispace, such as anchors or includes.
Text Formatting. Learn how to format text with wikitext.
Links and Anchors. Learn how to add links to other pages in Wikispaces, other websites, or to certain positions on your page.
Images, Files, and Tables. Learn how to add images, files, and tables to your wikipage using wikitext.
Media, RSS, and Special Tags. See how you can add media, RSS feeds, your signature, source code, mathematics and more on this page.
Variables. Learn how to add dynamic information about your page or wiki, such as the number of members, onto your pages.
Includes. Here you can learn how to embed certain pages or content onto another page. This is useful if you want to include a discussion or history onto a wikipage.
Troubleshooting